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JUDGMENT: (With Civil Appeal Nos. 3052-3056 of 1995) J U M N T Mrs.Sujata V.Manohar.J. The dispute relates to 3 Kathas 9 Chataks of land situated in a commercial ares of Silchar in District Cachar. The land originally belonged to Surendra Nath Sen and his two other co-sharers. Under a deed of settlement dated 25.3.1939 Surendra Nath Sen gave a settlement of this land to Satindra Mohan Deb for a period of 27 years commencing from 14,4.1939 and expiring on 13.4.1965.
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